The Book Shop Management System is a console-based application developed in C++. It serves as a comprehensive tool for managing a virtual book store. The system incorporates various functionalities:
Data Collection and Storage:
~ The program utilizes web scraping techniques to extract book-related data.
~ This data includes book titles, authors, publishers, prices, and stock availability.
User Interaction:
It provides an intuitive interface allowing users to perform several actions:
Add New Books:
Users can input and store information about new books, including author details, titles, publishers, pricing, and available stock.
Display Current Inventory:
The system allows users to view the current collection of books available in the store.
Purchase Books:
Customers can buy books from the inventory, reducing the available stock accordingly.
Search Functionality:
Users can search for specific books based on titles and author names.
Edit Book Details:
The system permits authorized users to modify the details of existing books, such as updating prices or changing stock positions.
Object-Oriented Structure:
~ The program is structured using object-oriented principles, with a `book` class managing book-related operations.
~ The class includes methods for data entry, display, search, and modification.
This application is a practical implementation demonstrating C++ programming concepts, input/output handling, object-oriented design, and basic data management within a simulated book store environment.
This program provides basic functionality for managing a bookshop. The user is not required to log in; the system is openly accessible.
- C++ compiler
- Basic understanding of console-based applications
- Clone this repository.
- Compile the code using a C++ compiler.
- Run the compiled executable.
The code utilizes object-oriented programming principles in C++, featuring a book class with methods for data manipulation and book management.
This project includes code adapted from the Simple Book Shop Management System available on Sourcecodester, an open-source code-sharing platform. We acknowledge and appreciate the contributions made by the original author(s) of that project.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
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Created: 01/03/24
Status: Active